Falcon 40 Powertraveller PTL-FLS040 Solar Charger One Size / Black

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Falcon 40

£195.00

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Powerful multi-voltage foldable solar panel

There’s a giant source of endless, free energy up there in the sky above us. Solar power makes so much sense – but the difficulty has always been in how to harness it. Powertraveller has devised the perfect solution with their new Falcon series of compact, lightweight and portable solar panels. When you need to charge your phone, tablet or even a small laptop, but don’t want to carry a heavy, bulky battery pack, the Falcon 40 is the ideal adventure companion. This foldable solar panel features high-efficiency monocrystalline SunPower cells, housed in a lightweight yet durable fabric unit. Metal eyelets and mini carabiners make it easy to attach the Falcon 21 to your tent or pack, while the dual 3A USB ports and single DC outlet offer the ability to charge up to three devices at once. The unit is also splash-proof, giving peace of mind if the weather suddenly shifts from sunshine to showers.

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- Lightweight, foldable solar panel
- Falcon 40 charge up to 3 devices simultaneously
- Offers 25-35% more power compared to conventional solar panels
- Can withstand water splashes from any direction for up to 5 minutes
- 40W Foldable Solar Panel
- SunPower™ cells, high-efficiency monocrystalline
- 4x Metal eyelets to attach solar panel to backpack
- Splash-proof (IPX4)
- Rugged polyester fabric
- 2x USB output: 5V/3A Max
- 1x DC output: 20V/2A
- LED indicator
- Folded: 290mm x 292 x 11mm
- Unfolded: 1200mm x 292mm x 3mm
- 1 x 40W Foldable solar panel
- 1 x DC cable (2m)
- 1 x USB-C to USB cable (1m)
- 1 x Female USB-C to male Micro USB adaptor
- 1 x Laptop tips set (10pcs)
- 1 x Female 12V in-car charging socket
- 2 x Carabiners
PowerTraveller support wildlife crime prevention organisations, such as the Uganda Conservation Foundation, the David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation and the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, with portable chargers to enable anti-poaching wardens to stay in communication.